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These approaches have generated improved appreciation of specific mucosal constituents, but hold notable limitation in contributing to an overarching and unifying understanding of how these individual players interact to form a functional biological and biomechanical system.

When a collection of wild cardoons becomes available that is more representative of the whole range of distribution, improved appreciation of the level of variation present in the gene pool of this taxon will result and the identity of the genetic stocks from which artichoke and leafy cardoon were domesticated may be established.

Here we outline how understanding micro scale processes better may lead to improved appreciation of the range of ecosystems functions taking place at all scales.

An improved appreciation of these pathways and their subversion by diverse pathogens is expected to help in the design of anti-infective therapeutic interventions.

When this observation is linked with the Gifkins core-mantle concept and the findings of Mott, Cottrell and Gilman on insulator-metal transitions, this yields an improved appreciation of the superplastic partition in ceramics.

Moreover, the ability to rapidly and noninvasively collect specimens could lead to an improved appreciation of the burden of MTBC circulating in populations of NHPs and humans, including drug-resistant strains, data that are invaluable to public health efforts.

Pharmacovigilance advocacy and education towards integrating patient monitoring into the routine patient care activities of HCPs will improve appreciation of CEM as a complimentary tool for drug safety monitoring.

The results are improved appreciation for the process of colonization and the "filling in" of the region as well as a more dynamic view of regional Mesolithic mobility systems, both of which have important implications for the role of sites such as Star Carr in regional context.

As our understanding of the biologic processes that influence bony fusion has improved, appreciation for the role of the carrier material involved in bone grafts has also increased.

Young people said that safety could be improved with: better appreciation of the risks in residential care; better matching, staffing and oversight; and better-designed responses that involve young people themselves.

Some students commented that it helped them remember the examination procedure/steps better, improved the appreciation of the importance of clinical examinations, increased confidence, encouraged checking for abnormality, and provided useful revision.